hard wire ipod plug to OEM radio?

My 02 SC2 has the optional CD/cassette deck which allows you to upgrade to a
dealer-installed center inatlled 6 CD changer. I dont have the CD changer. I
do have an Delphi XM roady 2 with the cassette adapter. I was wondering if
there was any way to wire the radio to an ipod compatible jack so I can
directly plug my roady 2 into my radio using what would be the connection
for the 6 CD changer?

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marx404

Use an iPod FM modulator. Fairly cheap and no hacking required.

Bob

"marx404" > wrote in message
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> My 02 SC2 has the optional CD/cassette deck which allows you to upgrade to
> a
> dealer-installed center inatlled 6 CD changer. I dont have the CD changer.
> I
> do have an Delphi XM roady 2 with the cassette adapter. I was wondering if
> there was any way to wire the radio to an ipod compatible jack so I can
> directly plug my roady 2 into my radio using what would be the connection
> for the 6 CD changer?
>
> --
> marx404
>
>
>

thanks anyways, but FM modulation provides the worst of the choices for
sound as compared to direct connection, thats my goal, direct connection to
radio. Per XM manual, hard wire is best, FM mod worst.

marx404

In article >,
says...
> My 02 SC2 has the optional CD/cassette deck which allows you to upgrade to a
> dealer-installed center inatlled 6 CD changer. I dont have the CD changer. I
> do have an Delphi XM roady 2 with the cassette adapter. I was wondering if
> there was any way to wire the radio to an ipod compatible jack so I can
> directly plug my roady 2 into my radio using what would be the connection
> for the 6 CD changer?

FM modulator isnt bad at all if it plugs in line with your antenna wire.
Its not like MP3's are known for super sound quality.

Found these with a quick glance in saturnfans.
http://www.logjamelectronics.com/
http://www.soundgate.com/

Check with Crutchfield or your local pro car audio installer. My son got a
software mod on his GM truck radio to allow direct audio input on the stock
radio. It even shows "ext audio" on the display of the radio when selected.
Everything is software driven these days so all it takes is the right
programs and sometimes the right 'dongle' to hack things together. The pros
have figured it out already...
Oppie

"marx404" > wrote in message
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> thanks anyways, but FM modulation provides the worst of the choices for
> sound as compared to direct connection, thats my goal, direct connection
to
> radio. Per XM manual, hard wire is best, FM mod worst.
>
> marx404
>
>